The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-03-16

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James Coffin, Thursday, March L, al ,
l. NJ
Have you seen the pretty new hair
forks in shell and amber at King &
Wards?
Mr.. G. W Bishop is to be at Hotel lbs
elton. Thursday. the oath inst after m, re
horse-fiesh for the New York market.
The store at & Water St, is being
raised another story. bringing il np to The
height of the rest of the block.
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eror, ,,,,r.,o Nandoy o,n,ir,, 10 bo b,.r,
At tho on.,iuo of Co,r, ,rno.,lo,. ,n,rpi,,,
N,oysrs = Dori,hx Calvin Eaton
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OF the grand Jury OF lsS6-7 with Gen
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Inc SkoWhcsan Water company met
MONDAY afternoon ana organized by 'he
eholce OF H. Is. Shepherd PRESIDENT; i.
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urcr =. smith, Audltori H. Is Shcp-
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Jourhea 10 meet Haluroa! Aprll 'th at
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MT ChaS. Murphy lett saturday morn
ing tram Tor East orange n D., WHERE
on iiiS "edhesatS) evening" ne VIII ne
united Ill marriage 10 Miss Josephine l."
remover OF mat Guy 'he ceremony 10
De performed at the residence oil lhe
ofldc parents MI ana MIS- murphy
VIII WISH washington ana othef points
south' ana arc not expected nome uh'il
the 10TH INST when they VIII become
guests Oh ii"lel llesel'on,
The Bartlett Opera Company and BlaiS-
dell's Orchestra closed their engagement
here last Wednesday evening with very
DELIGHTFUL concert. The program. con
..i.tiu,r of .oloo,io,s l,,. tho orcl,o.tro md
solos. duets and trios bv the members of
the company. was very fine and so well
that it could not fail to give
pleasure to all. The audience expressed
their appreciation by irving some cntlul-
siostic pncorcs and this entertainment
was pronounced by many fine hest of the
threr
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Nv '''''''9 '"'''' w ~ ''''''' way
on tie upper Maine Central route. The
Skowhegan morning train got stuck in
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field and it took all day and part of the
el,a. H.. ,,,,Ia uai... =, ,,ot ,l,.,,,,,,h
mi. ,la,a,.ad To poruan, e,o,,.,o,,o,
| MS behaved tine GOrll1Du-SkONllt4Hn
troin which did not rrocb here until af-
ter midnight. About 81 PASSENGERS for
Skowhegan were stranded at Wateryile
hnt wore made bannv Inv Aren't Alden
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got Bob Alden's Saturday night train to
ordered through to Skowhc-
gan arriving here at 10 O'Clock
rho sud i,toIIi,,oncc roocbod bera Mon
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aay '"S'' OF inc sudden uea'l'' at 'i's ho'"c
in Boston, from typhoid pneumonia, Of
Mr. Fred Dore, a young man well and ia
.oroll, knoup throughout our co,,ntv
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al" uhti' "l'nlh one year s'l'c' me
long resident of this place. His body
was brought here on Tuesday evenings